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Oh dear god... I felt so sorry for dear beautiful Eddie cantor during these scenes. "The next one won't know a god damn thing about you either." I know it's a small offense, but at least someone has the gusto to speak the truth about that selfish dick of a treasurer, Enoch Thompson.

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My Dream ~ 1900s lovers postcard

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Jobyna Ralston tells Harold Lloyd off - For Heaven’s Sake (1926)

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Bessie Love and Georgie Stone in “The Daughter of the Poor”~Midland

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Marion Davies~1920~Alamo

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Actresses Maude Adams (top) and Ethel Barrymore (bottom)

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Sixteen-year-old popular child actress Mildred Harris met actor Charlie Chaplin in mid-1918, dated, and came to believe she was pregnant by him. They married on October 23, 1918, in Los Angeles, California. The couple quarreled about her contract with Louis B. Mayer and her career. Chaplin felt she was not his intellectual equal, and, when their child died in July 1919 after three days of life,[2][3] they separated in the autumn of 1919. (.)

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Mildred Harris, Photoplay Magazine February 1924

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Mildred Harris. 

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Ha! This may look like Lillian Gish, but it’s actually Mildred Harris (or Miss Charlie Chaplin)~1914~Denton

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Jobyna Ralston~Our Library 

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Lillian Gish saying Good-Bye to Mary Pickford~Our Library

*These two were good friends*

*Donated by Our Co-Worker*

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Lillian Gish getting ready for a scene~Our Library

*Donated by our co-worker*

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Olive Thomas in “Upstairs and Down”~Our Library

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Mabel Normand eating an apple~Our Library

*First time I’ve ever seen this!*

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Mary Pickford sitting at her desk~Our Library